Demonetisation: The repurcussions and benefits
Before you read my article I suggest you to go through this summary of accounts, which reflects how Demonetisation has benefited our country.
Note bandi (Demonetisation) Modi's achievements
Amongst all points, consider the below as well
1) No. Of Persons Filing IT Returns :
13-14. 3,31,47,372
14-15. 3,51,02,458
15-16. 3,90,57,028
16-17. 4,47,04,734
17-18. 5,43,91,232
That means Increase of 64.09% as compared to 13-14.
2) No. Of IT Returns filed Including Revised Returns:
13-14. 3,79,76,554
14-15. 4,04,33,614
15-16. 4,63,04,045
16-17. 5,57,09,086
17-18. 6,85,32,510
That means a Whopping Increase of 80.46% as compared to 13-14.
Also, Please Note that number of Revised Returns have increased manifold due to Fear Instilled in Tax Evaders after Demonetisation.
3)No. Of Tax Payers:
(A tax payer is a person who either has filed IT return or in whose favor, Tax has been Deducted At Source, In case he has not filed IT Return)
13-14. 5,27,93,542
14-15. 5,71,58,811
15-16. 6,15,23,699
16-17. 6,92,73,834
17-18. 7,41,27,250
That means Increase of 40.41% as compared to 2013-14.
4) Direct Tax Receipts:
( figures in Crores)
13-14. 7,21,604
14-15. 7,99,459
15-16. 8,64,369
16-17. 10,12,401
17-18. 11,54,436
That means Increase of 59.98% as compared to 2013-14.
5) Indirect Tax Collection:
(Figures in Crores)
13-14. 4,95,347
14-15. 5,43,215
15-16. 7,11,885
16-17. 8,61,515
17-18. 9,15,256
That means a Whopping Increase of 84.77% as compared to 2013-14.
6) Direct Tax to GDP Ratio:
13-14. 5.62%
14-15. 5.55%
15-16. 5.47%
16-17. 5.57%
17-18. 5.98%
What does this all Indicate?
1)India is becoming more Tax Compliant.
2) India is Slowly starting to follow Financial Discipline.
3) More and More Informal Sectors are coming into the Formal Organised sectors... Increasing Tax Base.
4) With Increased Tax Collection.... Govt is getting more funds for those schemes which actually increase Public Welfare.
5) In spite of, spending more on Welfare Schemes like MNREGA, Ujwala, Ujala, Ayushman Bharat etc.... Fiscal Deficit is below 3.3%
6) With more Tax Collection, Govt is able to spend more on Infrastructure and Defence.
7) Most importantly... GST has helped Govt to Reconcile between Direct and Indirect Tax Payers.
Now... It's up to you to decide....
What do you want for Yourself and Your Future Generations?
A Financially Undisciplined Country where you Die paying Indirect Taxes for Govt's Fiscal Deficit ( That too because of Numerous Scams of UPA) or A Disciplined Country which depends less on Indirect Taxes and improves Your Standard of Living with Reduced Cost of Living....
Future is Yours... Choice is Yours.
Choose Wisely.
Source: 1) Reports of
C&AG of
Different Years.
2) OLTAS/Pr.CCA,
CBDT.
Demonetisation of Indian currency and it’s
repurcussions and benefits...
An important feed back on Demonetisation, reflecting why it was important.
After demonetisation, the boldest step
of our PM, India undergoing one of the most unexpected but self imposed
currency crisis which is introduced due to the bold decision inevitable to
cleanse the black money which is in the interest of the nation.
Of late since the announcment
there are lot of mixed reaction in the sentiments of the people though most of
them are positive with regard to the same as majority of Indian citizens are
happy deep down at their heart though the are facing diffculties due to the
cash shortage. But when I came across a few hundred peoples at various tryst in
banks and other parts of the city and during interaction it was noticed that
inspite of hurdles and ordeal situations they are convinced with the decision of
government and are happy to undergo the ordeal in the largest interest of the
nation. Deep down in their heart all are happy.
Positive remark on Demonetisation
Having said that a few are
reluctant to accept the fact that this is one of the all time best effort by
Indian government to cleanse the system and one should realize that when ever
you indulge in cleansing the system which is as old as 70 years it may be that
much painful too. But the pain is temporary and the healing and benefits are
permanent.
Actor Paresh Rawal on Demonetisation
Further we should also analize
the fact why and how do the black money really accumalate and who are the
culprits behind this. Are the burecrats and other government officals are only
to be blamed or we comman man are also has a role in allowing the black money
getting accumalated. The time has come we open our eyes and “call spade a
spade” and take oath that we will never become a part or a become a reason
either directly or indirectly to help accumalate black money in the hands of others.
For the same we need to understand the following. The black moneys are
accumalated with a few lot due to the reason the comman man and down trodden or
business man has given it to them. They could not have generated without the
cooperation of comman man and business man.
Malpractises by bank official unmasked.
- It is we who goes and get our daily needs from a retail shop for cheaper price which hardly pay any tax at all which help accumalate black money.
- It is we who looks for alternative option while buying a product to avoid Invoice so that the price could be less which help accumalate black money.
- When some government employees manage to accumalate black money and it is we who pay them to get our jobs done in quicker way for our convenience.
- It is the common citizens of the country who always keep complaining about the system of the country and it is the same common person who become the prime reason for the derailment of the system in the country as it is he who bribe the officers to over come the system.
Amar Singh on Demonetisation
Having mentioned a few I would
like to appeal to all so called citizen of India who really contribute from the
front for the growth of black money in the hands of governement employees and
other officials due to our own negligence and apathy, let us shed this attitude
and raise to the occasion and help not to become a reason for the accumalation
of black money in the hands of officers or shopkeepers for the same we need to
stop bribing and obtain orginal invoice for any items that we purchase
everytime without fail.
Modi's Motivational speech at Goa immediatly after Demonetisation
The other brighter side of the
demonetisation are that now Indian banks are now being flooded with currencies
both black and white and as a result of which Indian banks would end up
accumalating a few lakh crores within 31st Dec 2016. Due to the same
Indian finincial system would become healthy and stronger market after initial undergoing
the initial shock as we face now, and the same will open up and market would
witness good liquidity and it may help in enhancing of the purchasing power of
a few category of the population for more than one reason.
Modi's speech at Rajya sabha after Demonetisation
It is noticed that certain
section of the society are panic with regard to the demonetisation drive and
its repurcussions on business and real estate. My view are as follows. After
500 Rs and 1000 Rs denomination notes banning with effect from 8th
Nov 2016 the following developments are expected.
Pro Demonetisation message through this video
Huge deposits in bank will takes
place which can be in the tune of some where 12 lakh to 13.5 lakh crore ruppees
which would be historical and all time high. The same will prompt RBI to reduce
the Cash Reserve Ration (CRR) by even 1% . As a result of the same all the
banks in India would become eligibile to pump loans to the market through their
prospects by all means like Home loans, personnel loans, Car loans, home
appliances loans, automobile loans etc and as a result the purchasing power of
Indians would become high and due to the same more demand for products in the
market would takes place and as a result of the same production and
competitation would be high which further would check the rate resulting in
reduction in price which further bring down the inflation.
Demonetisation message Anti-Terror benefit
Having said that I would like to
point out that the inflation would be low to only FMCG products and to all
those which could be produced in factory but the price of the products which
cannot be produced will shoot up after an initial panic low the only product
which cannot be produced further are
Property(Real Estate). Yes the property price must move upwards where as the
price of the Flats may come down for another 1 year. But the plots rate may go
up with immediate effect for the obivious reasons.
Complete information revealed on Demonetisation
A few’s purchasing power increase
would be due to the reason that undeclared money is being brought into the main
stream and the same could be invested without any hesitation. Around 70000
crore of black money was disclosed during 30th Sept deadline and
that 70000 crore too would flood into the market in it’s own pace. The cash
reserve ration of the bank could be further reduced keeping in view the
enourmous liquid cash availibility which may prompt banks to pump into the
market more personnel loans, home loans and that too probably at a lesser
interest rate.
Modi ji on Demonetisatoin at a public occasion
Over all the scenario will lead
to a situation where in the pain is temporary and benefit is permanent. There
is a saying there is “no gain without pain”. So let us tolerate the
impediments, inconveniences, hardships and other unfamiliar situations that we
are facing now which is not going to stay for ever, it is a temporary situation
we are all put in for the sake of out countries larger benefit and when our
soldiers can undergo ordeal circumstances and situations throughout day and
night when they are on duty can’t we Indian face and manage our temporary
uncomfortable days in the larger interest of the nation. I am confident every
patriotic Indian may be feeling proud to suffer a few losses which is a
contribution from our side towards national building. Yes we all Indian should
feel lucky for we got a similar oppourtunity as those Indian citizens who got
during British rule. They suffered to cleanse India from foreign rules and
gifted us with an Independent India and today we can feel fortunate enough to
contribute our bit of suffering in the larger interest of our nation in the
nations effort to cleanse the systerm from black money. This may prove to be an
important decision towards India’s future where in due to more than one reason
I feel our economy would grow at faster rate may be in a revolutnary way with
surge in forex as well as high GDP.
An another video of Mr Modi on Demonetisation
Last but not the least, under this
circumstances we must see to it that we help all the poor neigbours who are not
well versed to operate their bank accounts by assisting them to deposit and
withdraw the 500 and 1000 denomination notes so that it does not remain struck
with them. That would be the one of the most important step that we can do
which may seems to be a very ordinary for us but a huge help for them. Finally
would like to add one more thing as I can’t eschew from the same and it is a
humble suggestion to all unfortunate corrupt and rich citizens of India (Kindly
note rich does not stand for corrupt, there are lakhs of rich population in
India who are not corrupt but very rich). who had managed accumalate black
money to cleanse the sin and come out neat by distributing the money among poor
and down trodden. If you can distribute 10000/- or 20000/- each to 1000’s of
poor (Please not to middle class) but to lower middle class or to poor so that
it may help to contribute to bring some smiles and probably for a few it may be
a ladder to change their life in a small way thus contributing to Indian
economy thus cleansing your sin as well.
Anti- Demonetisatoin speech video
May God bless India and all it’s citizens
to come out of this ordeal withstanding the situation courageously and
patiently.
Jai Hind
Sudesh DJV
Indore MP / India
13th Nov 2016 / 6:30
pm
Mysore airport's role during Demonetisation to carry and supply currenciees to various parts of the country
Amid for a change a comedy scene though not practical
An out of the way response by a lady on Demonetisation
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